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Gov Hochul fends of RFK Jr. COVID vaccine limits for New Yorkers with executive order

NEW YORK (TIP): Gov. Hochul Friday signed an executive order ensuring continued access to COVID-19 vaccines in New York after Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. took steps to limit availability of the shots. The governor’s measure declares a health emergency and authorizes pharmacists to continue providing the vaccines to anyone who wants them at Gov Hochul fends of RFK Jr. COVID vaccine limits for New Yorkers with executive order

Bangladesh bars those facing serious charges from polls

Bangladesh’s interim authorities on Sept 4 approved a legal amendment that will bar anyone formally charged with crimes against humanity from seeking elected office or holding government jobs. The change, made to the International Crimes (Tribunal) Act of 1973, introduces a fresh clause disqualifying such individuals from becoming parliamentarians, local body representatives or civil servants. Bangladesh bars those facing serious charges from polls

No new Chinese money, yet Pakistan’s Shehbaz Sharif pushes ahead with CPEC phase 2

BEIJING (TIP)- Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif failed to secure funding and investments for the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor Phase-2 during his recent visit to Beijing, and he had to return to Islamabad with no new investments or mega projects and only with MoUs. A high-powered delegation led by Sharif to China did not secure any No new Chinese money, yet Pakistan’s Shehbaz Sharif pushes ahead with CPEC phase 2

Death toll from Afghan quake jumps to over 2,200 as aid agencies seek funds

Jalalabad (TIP)- Hundreds more bodies have been recovered from houses in mountain villages destroyed by a major earthquake in Afghanistan early this week, pushing the death toll to over 2,200, a Taliban government spokesman said Thursday, Sept 4. The shallow, 6.0-magnitude quake struck the mountainous and remote eastern part of the country late Sunday, leveling Death toll from Afghan quake jumps to over 2,200 as aid agencies seek funds

Portugal investigates cause of streetcar crash that killed 16

LISBON/London (TIP)- Investigators sifted through the wreckage of a streetcar in downtown Lisbon on Thursday, trying to determine why the popular tourist attraction derailed during the busy summer season, killing 16 people and injuring 21, five of them seriously. The Elevador da Gloria came off its rails during the evening rush hour on Wednesday when Portugal investigates cause of streetcar crash that killed 16

N Korea wipes traces of Kim after Putin meeting

After Kim Jong-un met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Beijing, North Korean staffers carefully wiped off items touched by the country’s supreme leader, in what analysts say is part of a suite of security measures to counter foreign spies. Even with the appearance of budding friendship between Kim and Putin, footage on Wednesday showed N Korea wipes traces of Kim after Putin meeting

Chinese President Xi, Kim hold talks to consolidate relations

Beijing (TIP)- President Xi Jinping reassured Kim Jong-un of North Korea’s enduring importance to China on Thursday, saying Beijing’s position “will not change” as the two leaders met for talks. Kim has been on a rare foreign visit to China, his most important ally, joining Russia’s Vladimir Putin alongside Xi at a massive military parade Chinese President Xi, Kim hold talks to consolidate relations

Bulgaria PM denies Russian GPS jamming during von der Leyen’s flight

Bulgarian Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov has dismissed speculation that Russia interfered with the GPS signal of a plane carrying European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, saying there was “no evidence” of “prolonged interference or jamming” near Plovdiv airport during her landing. According to a Euro News report, Zhelyazkov told parliament on Thursday that von Bulgaria PM denies Russian GPS jamming during von der Leyen’s flight

‘26 nations vow to give Ukraine postwar security guarantees’

Paris (TIP) – Twenty-six nations have pledged to provide postwar security guarantees to Ukraine, which will include an international force on land and sea and in the air, French President Emmanuel Macron said after a summit meeting of Kyiv’s allies on Thursday, Sept 4. Macron said he, fellow European leaders and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky ‘26 nations vow to give Ukraine postwar security guarantees’

Fashion Stalwart Giorgio Armani Dies At 91

Giorgio Armani, a stalwart of Milan ready-to-wear who revolutionised fashion with unstructured looks, has died at 91. Armani died at home, the fashion house said. The fashion designer failed to appear at his runway shows in June as he was recovering from an undisclosed illness. The fashion house announced in a post on Instagram that Fashion Stalwart Giorgio Armani Dies At 91

Putin chides Trump for pressuring India, China

Russian President Vladimir Putin has reprimanded his US counterpart Donald Trump for attempting to exert colonial-era pressure tactics on leaders of “powerful economies” like India and China, saying that is not the way to deal with the “partners”. “Powerful economies” like India and China, with heavy populations, have their domestic political mechanism and laws, Putin, Putin chides Trump for pressuring India, China

Punjab(s) where devastation has become a way of life

Life is a big struggle for them. They never get time to be at peace with themselves. Moving back and forth from their dilapidated homes to shelters has become a routine for them. The last six months have been both trying and hard for them. At times, their nationality was called into question. Since nature Punjab(s) where devastation has become a way of life

Sukhmani Haven is a ray of hope for international girl students

Tightening immigration controls, shrinking college and university seats, inflation, social unrest, ever-increasing unemployment, and you name a problem, international students are facing all of them. With odds heavily stacked against them, they have not given up hope of making Canada their new home. Their optimism comes mainly from institutions like Sukhmani Haven that have decided Sukhmani Haven is a ray of hope for international girl students

GST 2.0 is a landmark in India’s tax journey

The simplification of the multiple GST slabs is an example of people’s reform “These announcements are more than technical adjustments. They are a people’s reform. They touch citizens, farmers, workers, businesses and entrepreneurs alike. By simplifying the structure, lowering rates on essentials, correcting distortions, and strengthening institutions, GST 2.0 has created a stronger foundation for GST 2.0 is a landmark in India’s tax journey

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India beat Malaysia 4-1, inch closer to Asia Cup final

Rajgir (TIP)- A determined India produced a masterclass performance, coming from a goal down to beat Malaysia 4-1 in their second Super 4s match of the men’s Asia Cup hockey tournament here on Thursday, Sept 4. The Indians were slow to get off the blocks as Shafiq Hassan gave Malaysia the lead in the second India beat Malaysia 4-1, inch closer to Asia Cup final

Aryna Sabalenka Beats Jessica Pegula To Reach US Open Final

Defending champion Aryna Sabalenka powered into the final of the US Open on Thursday, rallying from a set down to defeat American fourth seed Jessica Pegula and keep her title defence firmly on track. Sabalenka, the world number one and top seed from Belarus, produced a battling performance to clinch a 4-6, 6-3, 6-4 victory Aryna Sabalenka Beats Jessica Pegula To Reach US Open Final

England in grave danger of missing automatic qualification for 2027 World Cup

London (TIP)- England’s torrid run in the 50-over format, with Harry Brook at the helm, further extended after South Africa orchestrated its first ODI series win in England’s home den since 1998 by taking an unassailable 2-0 lead after the end of the second fixture of the three-match series at the ‘Home of Cricket’, Lord’s. England in grave danger of missing automatic qualification for 2027 World Cup

Spiti – journey to India’s high-altitude desert valley

Hidden deep within the trans-Himalayan ranges of Himachal Pradesh, Spiti Valley-often called “Little Tibet”-is one of India’s most breathtaking and remote destinations. Perched at an altitude of 12,500 feet, this cold desert valley offers stark landscapes, ancient monasteries, high passes, and a cultural heritage untouched by modernity. For adventurous travelers, Spiti is less a vacation Spiti – journey to India’s high-altitude desert valley

Pitru Paksha – Honoring the ancestors in Hindu tradition

Pitru Paksha, literally meaning “Fortnight of the Ancestors”, is a sacred period in the Hindu calendar dedicated to expressing gratitude to one’s forefathers and performing rites for their spiritual peace. Observed during the waning phase of the lunar month of Bhadrapada (September-October), this fortnight carries profound religious, philosophical, and cultural significance. Shraddha in Pitru Paksha Pitru Paksha – Honoring the ancestors in Hindu tradition

Markets jump as GST 2.0 lifts consumer-driven stocks

Benchmark equities surged on Thursday, Sept 4, after Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman unveiled a sweeping overhaul of the Goods and Services Tax (GST). The S&P BSE Sensex rose nearly 600 points in early trade, while the NSE Nifty50 crossed 25,900, as investors cheered the reforms that collapsed the tax structure into four slabs—0%, 5%, 18% Markets jump as GST 2.0 lifts consumer-driven stocks

STEM powers India’s hiring surge: 23% YoY growth led by IT and manufacturing

New Delhi (TIP)- Foundit (formerly Monster APAC & ME), India’s leading talent platform, published the foundit Insights Tracker (fit) for August 2025, revealing that India’s job market is increasingly shaped by STEM-driven industries. The tracker recorded a 23% year-on-year increase in hiring growth, alongside a 3% rise month-on-month. “The data reveals a fascinating split within STEM powers India’s hiring surge: 23% YoY growth led by IT and manufacturing

Europe stockpiles Indian diesel: Trump says is ‘still funding Russia’s war machine’

New Delhi (TIP) – India’s diesel exports to Europe jumped an astonishing 137% year-on-year in August—soaring to 242,000 barrels per day, as European buyers scramble to stock up ahead of an EU ban on fuels refined from Russian crude set to take effect in January 2026. This sharp uptick, reported by The Economic Times, underscores Europe stockpiles Indian diesel: Trump says is ‘still funding Russia’s war machine’

Apple may team with Google on AI Siri search: Is this iPhone 17’s secret feature?

Apple is quietly gearing up for one of the biggest upgrades to Siri since the voice assistant first arrived more than a decade ago. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the company is working on a new AI-powered search system for Siri, but may need a little help from a familiar frenemy, Google. The plan, as Apple may team with Google on AI Siri search: Is this iPhone 17’s secret feature?

From GPT-5 routing to parental controls: All the steps OpenAI is taking to make ChatGPT safer

OpenAI has announced a series of updates aimed at making ChatGPT safer for teenagers and for people who may be going through mental health struggles. The company said new parental controls, improved crisis detection, and stronger safeguards during long conversations will be introduced in the coming weeks. The timing of these changes is notable. OpenAI From GPT-5 routing to parental controls: All the steps OpenAI is taking to make ChatGPT safer

Researchers develop device to generate electricity from air, water

Researchers at the IIT Indore have developed a device that will generate electricity from just water and the natural process of evaporation without the need of sunlight, battery or any complex machine, officials said. The device will be able to continuously provide power to small electronic devices, they said. At the heart of the invention Researchers develop device to generate electricity from air, water

Mental health crisis affects over 1 billion people worldwide: WHO

The world is facing a mental health crisis. More than 1 billion people are living with conditions such as anxiety and depression, according to new data from the World Health Organisation (WHO). These conditions are affecting lives everywhere – across age groups, genders, and income levels – while placing enormous pressure on families, communities, and Mental health crisis affects over 1 billion people worldwide: WHO

Common diabetes drug metformin may alter metal amounts in blood: Study

Metformin, a commonly prescribed anti-diabetic drug, could impact metal levels in blood by significantly lowering copper and iron and spiking zinc amounts, possibly related to preventing complications, according to a study. The drug helps one manage diabetes by lowering blood sugar levels. The findings, published in the British Medical Journal (BMJ) Open Diabetes Research and Common diabetes drug metformin may alter metal amounts in blood: Study

Not all processed foods are bad for you, here’s what you can tell from reading the label

If you follow wellness content on social media or in the news, you’ve probably heard that processed food is not just unhealthy, but can cause serious harm. Eating a diet dominated by highly processed foods means you’re likely to consume more kilojoules than you need, and greater amounts of salt, sugar – as well as Not all processed foods are bad for you, here’s what you can tell from reading the label